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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02
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General FairchiId's OnlciaI Circular An
nouncinE the Twenty First National En-
campmcnt at 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 23.-The following cir
cular mo. -, issued from tho National
headquarters at Madison, Wis, will be OF
interest to Grand Army men and others
proposing to attend the National encamp.
ment, next month.
Circular No. z. has just been issued from
National headquarters, as follows:
MAprsox. wis. Aug. ~. 1857.
As heretofore announced. the twenty -hrsi
National encampment @. A. X, VIII be neiu
in ST. Louis, Mo-. September =. ~ ana -
1877.
The parade will occur on Tuesday. the 9th ..
September. ~ 10 O'Clock q m
The attendance will be 50 large that y has
been determined that @. A. r. men and veterans
OF the late war. with Sons OF Veterans. only
shall participate In il.
The business session OF the Encampmeni
will convene in Exposition Hall on wcdnes
day morning. September - a. ten o'clock
The executive committee Of the National
Council OF Administration will meet Monday
evening. September ID at half-past seven
o'clock. AZ room 81. Southern Hotel
The National Council OF Administration viii
hold NEE. ing ON Tuesday u three o'clock p
m az National headquarters.
National headquarters will leave Madison
wis. at O'Clock a. m. September -. BY spe
ciai train. via Milwaukee. over the Chicago 4
Northwestern railroad 20 Chicago. This tran
viii be transferred entire 70 the Illinois Contra
track. and will leave Chicago by Illinois Contra
railroad o'clock a. m. arriving IN - Louis
D. m. the same day.
National headquarters will be established
the southern Hotel. AZ room No. %, on M
evening Of the 26th OF September
All railroads have made rate OF one rare 70
the round trip. and the Central Tramc Associa
ton has made rate recently Of one cent
mile 10 and from ST. Louis THIS last rate ma
prevail generally.
1 excursions AZ very low rates are arranged
4 Nashville. Chattanooga Atlanta. Springfield
! Mo. Springfield, ILL.,, and other places OF n
X tercst.
/ Comrades desiring full programme OF n
proceedings OF the encampment week. givin
particula conc rning excursions, banquet'
etc. in advance OF the meeting. will audres
General d. p. Grier. Lindell Hotel. chairma
general executive committee, st. Lonis. Mo
who will gladly furnish u.
Lucrus FAIRcHILD. Commandcr-in-Chief
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

.~.~ ~ rroceedinrs has been granted
m lave sharp's case.
- h. renorfed from London that John
pn.k;r i. ;rs.re-
I~n,.x. nsonle are subscribing literally
y, 80 Hendr;cts monument fund.
TURKEY refuses assent TO Russia's new
Rn,esr;.r scheme
- \. d.n;.d a,o,h.t;caIIv that the Presi-
49,. 4 y. ofyersd : reward for triplets n a
~, vo~r rural f.;r-
sr..v.r,ox ana annlbalism are re-
1870, fror, r.msHe regions ~ British
America
As,-,rxsxvc f..h;n.t change N wash
$780,, n rs.na~.i v;Ias Sor the Interior
s.,..~..,,..,,s "A f,araraI ~ r. Stevenson
- 10 SUPERINTENDENT s,....s go
~. G,.nsroxr a. tha House az Com.
mons ~ ~ s5th' vigorously opposed the
,.roc,s m.sior n Tia Irish National Lea rue.
p'vo .."w , !. - ,s 80 IN nv night ~
&c ss,h y, ~ Irnion Pacific road n Colo
80 - - ..h;.s 49, hn,n.n liza Vas lost
~, ssy.rsI rarsors ,iured.
rx-.,-s,.sr, maeti,gs h the interest
s.s..-,.;., ,,n;cr Nth TIA United
So 80 ,sa;.'~ MIA tbrouyhout Canada.
r.. s;r.ssars - she -, Iouis. Kansas
60 = color.do railroad met at Fort
go e. IN the 9th. and formally
.~.as,.rrsd ,he rosd 20 the santa Fe.
r.. S.,-.sa~v - war IN the 18th made
.a $50 ~ the civil service commis-
49,. ~ 90 names. from which 20 select
sssr',hree fn positions left vacant by
,.ro,.osions.
T..r n-d.r;cy ~ william O'Brien 20
$500 II TIE courts Tor sedition under
-. ns~ irish Crimes act brings the British
Gr~.~, ,nent face 10 face with the question
- ers,rcinv coercion in Ireland, and every
s.odx q Fnrland 4 awaiting with intense
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Providence and . Bucket Intcrpose- %
save the steamship Propitious from DE.
structI0n-The Captain swept Overheard
BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. 23.-The British
steamship Propitious, from Carthagena,
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon
in badly battered condition and without
q captain, that officer having been lost on
the voyage. The chief officer reports that
on Saturday at seven O'Clock, sixty miles
on Cape Henry, the Propitious encoun-
tered . terrific gale which lasted until
three O'Clock in the afternoon. II swept
every thing before IL. Some falling stan
chions knocked circular hole
In the deck through which the
water poured into the hold. As II
sent by . kind Providence, Z large, heavy
galvanized iron bucket was torn from it,
fastenings at and was swept up TO the
hole, into which Il fitted - snugly q
though specially made for the purpose.
This alone prevented the water from filing
and sinking the ship. In the meantime
Captain Nichols was swept overheard and
lost. The planking Of the deck IL badly
sprung. The first officer was quite badly
injured about the knees by falling spars.
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CONFIDENTIAL.

$500 q. sY.~ rsves ar the Two Irish Lead
49,. 6:rnttnn and Pnrssc1l. that Present
singular Array Of Cotncidencrs--A Cen
turv's Lapse Makes History Repeat Itself
NEW YoRK, Aug. ga special cable e
the Herald from Dublin says: MIR. r.
Dwyer GRAY, member Of Parliament and
editor OF the Freemdn's Journal, con-
tributes editorially this remarkable COM
harrison Of the lives Of Grnttan and Par
nell: Following are striking coincidence
of date aud fact: Grattan was born 10
TAG. Parnell exactly century later
(;rattan entered the Irish Parliament ~
IT'S: Parnell took his seat in the House y
Commons in 1879. In l7s9 was established
that BODY led by Grattan which enabled
him 70 achieve legislative independence
while In 1879 was founded that organiza-
tion Of which Parnell Is leader, and when
bids fair 20 enable him - regain legs
lative Independence. The freedom q
Dublin was presented 20 Grafian'
and exactly . century later w
same compliment was conferrrh
on Parnei. Both were Protestant
Crattan attached himself 70 Fox. Who NS-
tied Ireland in l77s; Parnell % Glais'ous
who visited Ireland in 1878. A golden ir'nA't
from grateful people was presenter \"
both. Grattan bought an estate ~ V"ssns
County, the strong hold q the rarle' '..
but chose his home in County wick'o.'
whittier Charles Stewart Parneli,s v.an ~.
father had migrated and also TX" ~
residence. II l7so Grattan's decin'a''' "
Of Irish rights was fercely attacked r y
the government, and 50 also va :"
nell's programme in $50. by msa I, Il 4
state prosecution. Both were in.rn" ,as.s
youth Tor the bar, but neither had 's~ .a.
FOR the profession. A base sn.r VA.
made ~ i,npljcate Grattan in the iren~ ~...
~. ,,iota ~ M time and failed; the SAN
--...~~I >.~..l,.s A., paruell.v
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The remains Of
Prof. 3. +. Baird were brought 70 Wash
lngton yesterday afternoon on special
train, which arrived q the Baltimore b
Potomac depot q haIf.past three O'Clock.
Major Ferguson, Dr. Kidder and several
other gentlemen who accompanied the 70
mains. were met q the depot by number
OF attaches Of the Smithsonian Institution
and many personal friends Of the
dead scientist. The casket, fol-
lowed BY the entire party, numbering one
hundred, In carriages, was taken 20 Oak
Hill cemetery, and placed temporarily In
che public vault. Funeral services proper,
and final intcrment, will take place here
several weeks henoe.
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Nrw YoRK, Aug. 26.--The appea' Y W.
~. ira case will come before Chief 'nss, III.
Van Brunt. and Judges Daniels ana BIC
~ the first Monday In October. n ."',s.
Attorney MARITIME and his a~S -
T,c,,il IA Fellows. are out Of town. ~
,hs,r sentiments in regard y tne ~
49, $3.50 ~ ~ case Nv Judge Potter yes'
1879 1870. conld M h. learned. judge %, ~,
&c.. 49, y s,,a away. Assistant District ~ ~,
s..s 49, I semn:s and Fitzgerald exrress,e',i'
surprise % Judge Pctter's .a''' ias,ice
not think the administration - which
was much helped BY the ea'e W. Tor
stsvs could be procured. ., ,.a,,sf that
sharpe were unanimous " -. ',nd.
Irdre Pottcr's position wss so''''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02
BLOODY RIOT.

A Large Party ar Miners ~ Glen Lyon, Pa.s
Desecrnte tho sabbath BY Engaging In
IN Indiscriminate right, In which Many
Were Badly Wounded
WnKKsBARRE. Pa, Aug. GA fearful
riot took place Sunday NJ Glen Lyon, hve
miles from Nanticoke, in which three hun
dred miners were engaged. The combat
ants were composed OF men Of all nation
alities. Irishmen. Wesshmen, Hungarians
and Poles being largely represented
Strangely enough, the mad occurrence
was inspired by Methodist preacher
named Taggart. II seems that i has been
the custom Of several Hungarian and Polish
merchants Of Nanticoke TO send peddlers
to Glen Lyon TO supply certain boarding
housckeepers. These latter IN many IN
stances are hired by young unmarried
men who club and Ere cc-etncr. They
order goods OF the pcddIers, who trust them
The Susquehanna Coal Company Away
select Saturday for payday. Heretofore
10 has been their practice 20 pay 81
Nanticoke on Saturday. This time, how
ever, for the first time, they paid the men
It Glen Lyon, or Morgantown, on Sunday,
which day has always been chosen by the
merchants TO make their collections, Rev.
Mr.. Tagrart. or Glen Lyon, has frequently
OTH0cuEM 0k0in8t tnl+ Arrr<Nt = et>'ss - ~-~~
Sabbath, and finally determined 70 put
stop to Il II possible. Sunday he organized
. posse OF his church members for that
purpose. The men got wind Of u ana
make up their minds to resist any over
lures OF the kind. The collectors made
their appearance, and the natural excite
ment Of the moment was augmented by
universal indulgence in beer and whisky.
A. the day advanced the churchmen be-
came alarmed 1t the situation and kept
themselves in hiding. The feeling Of an
tngonism was 20 intense, however, that y
finally eliminated In . free fight between
men OF opposite nationalities maddened
with drink. Soon there were three hun
| dred men furiously engaged with sticks,
stones and clubs for weapons.
4 The riot lasted half m hour, and men
/ were struck down on al sides. Dozens
I were carried away with cracked and bleed
| ING heads 70 their homes. A few women
mixed in the fray, and several Of them
were badly beaten. The riot ceased only
when the participants were too few %
carry IL on, the wounded requiring the at
tention OF many who did not return after
they left the field. Yesterday II was 70
ported that over sixty Of the rioters were
seriously hurt, many Of them fatally. An
investigation will b made, with possible
arrests. The town ID IL > fever Of wild
excitement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 23.-A tele-
gram from New Albany says that Mrs.
Jennie Douchcrty, widow living il
Crawford County, where she teaches
school. has been ordered BY the "Whitc
Caps" 20 leave her home. II has been re-.
ported that Mrs. Doughcrty was 70 marry
Mr.. strong, young man several years
her Junior. In their letter 90 her the
"white Capsv say: "You are aware Of
his tender years and care nothing for him
further than that he II 20 receive hand
some allowance AZ the age Of twenty-one.
You had been heard TO make this remark,
and the community would Be better pleased
n you Immediately decide 70 leave With
cut furthsr warning.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

IxprAxArorrs, Ind, Aug. 2s.-Thc larss !
comet that has appeared in many wv.
was visible here last night IN IN. no''n,' Y.
sky. It's outline Il somewhat am !, VI
perfectly plain 70 the naked cye' y -
orst noticed about ton o'clock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

THE Amer Of Afghanistan Il reported
90 BE- dying from the effect Of the amputa-
tion Of one Of his feet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

THE Yacht race between the Galatea and
the Dauntless, ct Halifax, on the 18th,
ended at p. M, the Galatea being the
winner on account Of her allowance. al
though the Dauntless led her at the close
about Z hundred yards.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

MICHAEL HArcK. a timer convicted OF
having presented q bill Of 500 TO the Gin
cinnati infrmary directors for mending
the roofs OF the infirmary buildings, when,
In fact, he had done no work at all upon
the roofs. was sentenced on the 18th 90 the
penitentiary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

Mrs. HENRY WARD BEEcHER has made
arrangements 70 receive Rev. DR.. Parker,
OF London. on his arrival in New York on
the Umbria, which will probably Be on the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

CHARLES HAIoHr shot his wife at Ham
mondsport, N. Y, on the 18th, and then
shot himself. Both are dead The terri
BILE affair occurred at their home, near
Hammondsport. The couple leave an in
FAINT few months old
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

THE news Of the serious and perhaps
fatal illness Of the Amer Of Afghanistan
has aroused Russian and English cupidity
once more in connection with that coun-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

A TLoArIxo exhibition Of Spanish prod
ucts win shortly leave Valencia for South
America and win visit al the principal
South American seaports- The object -
20 open up new markets for Spanish goods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

NED HAxLAx, the oarsman, has gone to
San Francisco, en- route to Australia. 20
row his match with Beach. for which <2y1V
side has been posted He accounts for
the phenomenal time in his recent race
with Teemer by the fact that the course
was six hundred feet short
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

ARCHIBALD FORBES. the well-knovn
war correspondent, who was TO lecture in
this country next fall. has cabled his man
ager, J. B. Pond, that his health Is wrecked
and that al Of his engagements must Be
cancelled
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

JUDGE KrNLKR- Of the Cincinnati Court
Of Common Pleas, has granted a manda-
mus on the application OF the Union Labor
party. directing the Board Of Elections 70
hereafter recognize the Union Labor party
in making appointments Of clerks, regis
trars and judges Of election
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

A GENERAL court martial has been ap-
pointed TO meet at Washington Barracks,
d. c., on Monday, August ., 70 try
second Lieutenant j. W. Weber for neg
Iect Of duty and disobedience Of orders IN
the work OF the signal service, upon
charges preferred by General Greedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

THK close OF the week ended the 10Th
found the Detroits still ct the head Of the
League base bell-ball series, Chicago one
game behind them and the Bostons
dropped to fifth place. The 81. Louis
Browns keep their lead in the Association.
with Louisville second, sixteen games be-
hind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

Dran-Pipe works Destroyed b. Fire.
Bosrox, Aug. 22.-The drain-pipe works
or Ham & Garter, No. 40 Albany street,
were totally destroyed BY fire this morn.
Ing. Loss about $500; insurance IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-02

Nh JOSEPH MILLER, Commissioners Of
Internal Revenue, who left Washington
for his home in West Virginia about =
month ago for the benefit Of his health.
which had become considerably impaired,
Is now at the Warm springs Of Virginia.
suffering from : severe affection Of the
kidneys.
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-.
WEEKTX NnRIER
-
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JAStkh ASpANA'
u,.n1nC ~, muIN NAV
UIlN W LIE la IL
- -.A..o
'
.-.a
IL nuieaien covetnrn men. -.
s0'so'v sePe-ons Ilnes 1on =
LSrsK1, the London Jewish murderer,
confessed on the eve q MS execution
Tar Amer OF Afghanistan II reported
% he diving from the eject Of the amputa-
ton az one Of his feet.
- r-.---- = CIT.
80 s-f c.-;,~
"a the illness Of the youthful monarch and
the prevailing monetary stringency.
.-c $50 r-s..;.
is r,ne tacsor'ss - .s sP' =. 1919
ana Dentx'c - ssP'u1y uss ss sl.e -.
men, n.v'nk s' 49, ~ cs- ~-.s.,r
--;--- s,.
~. news - 'ns - 80. ss-sr.,-sI-
Iatai illness ~ .ne Ae' Y. s,'s 80 ..s.s-
mas aroused Russian .no Insnss saP ..
once more - CUM - ~" ~ 'A~'
".
MRS HENRY mAHp nH1 ~ ~ III p- '-
arrangements 70 Ieee'.s ~. 49, -
OF LONDON on Ms .rr,vsl u 49, 80. -.
the umoria' wn'cn VII p'ooso'y n =" 80
xstn-
A rroArrxo exhibition OF Spanish prod
nets win shortly leave Valencia for South
America ana WIN VS.. !" ~ 49, PPhss.s =
south american s1sPo-.s - S.sss s<,,,a.
20 open up new m.r -. 10 SP'"
ARCHIBALD FoRREs. the well-known
var correspondent. who was TO lecture in
this country next fall. has cabled his man
ager. ]. B. Pond, that his health il wrecked
ana tns. ~ ~ M eng = s'''s'''' '' =
CHARLES HAIoHr shot his wife at Ham
mondsport, N. Y, on the 18th, and then
shot himself Both are dead. The terri
BILE affair occurred at their home, near
Hammondsport. The couple leave an IN
AAns : -" '''o---- 80
THE yacht race between the Galatea and
the Dauntless, ct Halifax, on the lsth
ended at 8 p. M. the Galatea being tn
winner on account Of her allowance. a.
though the Dauntless led her af the close
about hundred yards.
MICHAEL HArcK. timer. convicted O
having presented bill OF 500 TO the I'm
cinnati infirmary directors for mendmt
the roofs Of the infirmary buildings, when
In fact. he had done no work q all upo'
the roofs. was sentenced on the lstn 20 IN
penitentiary-
vxc u.xrAx the oarxman. has gone b
San Francisco, en- route to Australia. Z
row his match with Beach, Tor which >&,v
. side has been posted. he accounts 70
the phenomenal time IN his recent rae
with Teemer BY the fact that the cours
Was six hundred feet short
~ the Cincinnati Com
- cs's..,,a, pis.. rs crsnted I mauds
mus on the application Of the Union Labo
party. directing the Board Of Elections Z
hereafter recognize the Union Labor part
IN making appointments Of clerks, regii
trars and Judges Of election
----.-.
A GENERAL court martiai mas peen -
pointed 20 meet ~ "asn'ne'on -. -
esrond Tjeufennnt ]. ". Weber for mel
49, ~ dutv and disobedience Of orders
the work Of the signal service, upo
char0es preferred bv General Greedy.
-e =.
The close o. tne week enoeu .n1 ~ !,
found the Detroits sflii % the nssd q q
League base ocn-oah series, ~ ~
Sropped 70 ffth place. The ST. Lou
HroHns reep their lead in the Associatio
MIR T,ouisviIle second. sixteen games b
hsrd
Nh JOSEPH MILLER Commlss'cnI
Internal Revenue, VINO leu "ssn,ns.'
for his home IN west sngin,a .Do ",.
which had become considerably impaire
- - - -.
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DAVID OKKr, Of the Mercantile Marine
division Of the Treasury Department, who
has been appointed BY Secretary Fair
child 70 examine into the methyds Of the
Board Of immigration OF the port q New
York. presented mis- credentials 70 Collect
or Magone on the I'D and had . long
consultation with him.
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THE Secretary OF the Navy l. about 20
cell the old sloop Of war Cyane, now lying
at the Mare Island Navy Yard. San Fran
cisco. The Cayne ID the last ship remain
ing Of the msn-of-war captured from the
English In 1sl2-15, and was taken BY the
Constitution, commanded by Captain
Chas. Stewart.
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TIE Thistle crew continues hard q
work getting the yacht into racing trim.
The mammoth spinnaker boom, which
Captain Barr says II seventy feet long,
was towed out from the storage dock,
hauled aboard and scraped down on the
11d Il d expected that the Thistle will
b ready for her first sail in her racing
GEAR By the end Of the week.
DuRTxo the constitutional centennial -
Philadelphia next month there will BE- {
convention Of the American National com
mites, Who claim 20 represent 1,500,Ool
persons throughout the country, interested
IN reviving what they consider purely
American ideas, and, In modified form
the Kn0w-Nothing movement Of . genera
tion ago. Mr.. Powderly i : leading mem
Der q Tie party.
UxDRR the Law the time allowed for th,
redemption Of trade-dollars will expire o.
che third Of next month. The amount re
deemed up 20 The I'D was little over ~,
100000. The uumber Of these dollars esti
mated 20 b held IN this country by the ID
rector q che Mint In his report 10 Congress
was f7,oo6,0oo, and the slight excess in re
dsmptions h accounted Tor By imports
tions from China end Japan
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whisky returned a. ascertained by re-
gauging At the port Of importation, and
that the practice Of assessing duty upon
the quantity originally exported il err
roneous.
SUPERINTENDENT or INSURANCE ROBERT
A. MAXWELL has made . call upon the
stockholders Of the Fire Association OF
New York 20 make good an impairment Of
| &99,05s in it, capital stock within ninety
DAYS. This company was organized and
commenced business in June, 1853, with .
capital stock Of 100000.
| AN Official report says the prospects for
| the Russian wheat crop Of both winter
| and summer wheats are favorable in most
districts. The Government OF Taurida,
however, report that they are unfavora-
bic.
Mas. CLEVELAND returned 70 Washing
| ton on the 24th.
THE National Editorial Association meets
| g Denver, September H.
TuR Sultan refuses 20 allow Prince Ferdi
nand to visit Constantinoplc o. the ralc'
OF Bulgaria.
An engineer and fireman were killed Il
: collision on the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail-
road % Easton siding. twenty miles east
Of Wheeling, w. W., on the 24th.
II SECRETARY FAfRCHfLD opened proposaI'
on the 18th Tor the sale Of four and hal
per cent. bonds 70 the Government amount
ing 20 <7,i4S0co.
Il GLADsroSIAx members are prepar Ing 70
q determined fight In the Commons owe
the governments proclamation Of th'
Irish National League.
SECRETARY LAMAR viii 90 70 81. Loui
!. with the President, hut for weighty rea
sons Secretary Bayard will remain .
: Washington.
The lock-pouch system II about 20 q
into effect whh Mexico, after whicl
: twenty -four hours will be saved u III
J Transmission % nails.